Can I get a government nursing college with 172 marks in NEET? If yes, what is the process?

I'm from OBC background and have done 12th with 65 percent.

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Eksha Sunderka | Guide-Level 15

2 years ago

The cutoff for general category is 45% and 40% for reserved category. The fee is around INR 72,000 to INR 73,000. You can check with the institution to learn more about their admission process.

For information on the admission process for government nursing colleges, The process of gaining admission

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